Lampin Corporation Hires Linda White as Quality Engineer

UXBRIDGE, Mass., March 20, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Lampin Corporation, the critical component manufacturing experts, has hired Linda White as a quality engineer with the firm. Ms. White has more than 20 years of experience in maintaining quality systems and ISO certifications in specialty manufacturing firms like Lampin Corporation.

"We are very pleased to have a quality engineer of Linda's caliber join the firm," said Lampin President and CEO William DiBenedetto. "We provide clients with an experience that is outcome-driven and marked by consistent and dependable quality. Linda's insight and passion for excellence will ensure that we continue to exceed client expectations as we grow the firm."

White graduated from Wentworth Institute of Technology in 1990 with a B.S. in Electronic Engineering Technology. Most recently, White worked as a quality engineer with Prysmian Group. Throughout her career, White has demonstrated the ability to improve quality systems and increase productivity and will bring those skills to Lampin.

In her role as a quality engineer, White will be responsible for maintaining Lampin's quality system and ISO Certification and will provide support to the manufacturing process through continuous improvement.

About Lampin Corporation 
Lampin Corporation, an ITAR-compliant and ISO 9001:2008 Certified Company, delivers critical component manufacturing expertise that goes beyond precision. Located in the historic Blackstone River Valley, birthplace of the industrial revolution, Lampin is a 100% employee-owned company. Lampin's value engineering approach ensures that design, materials and process combine to provide the best value in the industry. Lampin also manufactures MITRPAK, the right angle gearbox and spiral bevel gear drive preferred by OEM and MRO customers desiring reduced risk, lower inventory, and improved asset availability. Learn more about Lampin and MITRPAK and sign up for the e-newsletter at www.Lampin.com.

SOURCE Lampin Corporation